Sentence examples for further top from inspiring English sources

Leicester have added a further top international to their squad for next season.

Their next albums, Going for the One (1977) and Tormato (1978), introduced a looser, rockier Yes which earned them further top 10 chart placings on both sides of the Atlantic.

The recent House of Commons culture, media and sport select committee report on the future funding of the BBC raised the prospect of further top slicing, but only for broadcasting purposes.

Five further Top 40 hits followed, and by 1975, Stardust was enough of an established household name to be chosen to film a Green Cross Code public information film, admonishing jaywalking infants on the kerb with his reassuringly homely Mansfield vowels: "You must be out of your tiny minds".

"The RAID adapter segment, in our view, is the most significant catalyst to further top line and EPS growth," BancBoston Robertson Stephens analyst Dane Lewis said in a recent report on Adaptec.

Because we were still gaining more insights from every interview after an intermediate data analysis, we assumed that we had not yet reached saturation level (Glaser and Strauss 1967) in the data, and invited further top 25 OC retailers from sector-specific rankings (i.e., the top 60 fashion retailers, top 5 in consumer electronics, and top 10 in DIY; see also LZ.net 2014 and Hübner et al. 2013b).

The Royal College of GPs ardently opposed the Conservative health bill, but is against any further top-down reorganisation.

The government also needs to reject any version of a five-year check – which can only mean that the BBC will be under constant review – and assure us that there will be no further top-slicing of the corporation's budget.

As for further "top-slicing", following John's lead, we were again quite clear: "It was wholly wrong that the 2010 licence fee settlement, which permitted the licence fee revenue to be used for new purposes, was not subject to any public or parliamentary consultation".

Eagle said: "Proposals to further top-slice the licence fee and pack a new governing board with Tory appointees would be a real hammer blow to the independence of the BBC and be more evidence of mendacious meddling on the part of the secretary of state.

Continual barbed rhetoric from Tehran and – at best – an economical relationship with the truth regarding their nuclear programme further tops-up tensions and antipathy.